Re: dar output into tar format?

Denis Corbin <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.sysutils.backup.dar.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
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Sandro Dentella wrote:
|[...]
| When a directory is to be restored, I'd like to be able to extract
from dar
| in tar format so that anybody can just click on the extracted file and
have
| it on the pc, in a more common format.
|
| Would that be mis-using dar?

no, I don't see any mis-use. But I don't see any interest for going
through tar format, if the user wants to restore a directory, why would
not he get a directory rather a tar archive ?

|
| How could I do it? Is it something that could be added to dar?

You need to make an application that can converts a dar format to a tar
format. I don't see anything that could be added to dar for doing that,
it must be a separated application to my point of view.

|
|
| TYA
| sandro
|
| PS: of course I can tar it afterwords, but that would take much more
space...
|
|

Cheers,
Denis.

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